Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2011-03-08-Speech-2-236-000"
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"en.20110308.22.2-236-000"2
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"With the adoption of this resolution, the European Parliament stresses how vital it is to improve border controls, especially in ports, in order to effectively combat the presence of defective products in the common market.
The text adopted asks the Commission and our national governments to introduce tougher sanctions on imports from third countries that violate safety standards. Also, greater attention should be paid to online sales, a phenomenon which is constantly on the increase and, in particular, sales of those products that can cause direct harm to the consumer, such as pharmaceutical products and food.
Full traceability of products throughout the supply chain is another key point for guaranteeing the ability to withdraw defective products from the market, even as they are being produced. To this end, we must ensure that the border authorities have sufficient resources to carry out the checks.
It is important to stress the requirement that manufacturing companies verify the possibility of risks to safety and health even at the product design stage and for the creation of a public database about product safety."@en1
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